Sentence examples for dynamic tradition from inspiring English sources

Outside of Algeria, however, raï remained a dynamic tradition, endlessly absorbing new style features from virtually any music with which it came in contact.

It nicely sums up the show, reminding us that African art is part of a dynamic tradition, in touch with its roots but also evolving with the wider world around it.

She helped to transform the paper's news coverage after it began to print in London, and went on to establish a dynamic tradition of investigative journalism on which others have built since.

In other words, Islam might once have been on the brink of spawning an evolving, dynamic tradition, but instead it fossilised.This critique is all wrong, according to a new book "Misquoting Muhammad" by Jonathan Brown, a professor at Georgetown University and convert to Islam.

Thus, meanings are often called context change potential in the dynamic tradition.

The Hindu community, interested in the flourishing of a dynamic tradition has an obligation to foster and support the scholarship and commitment of the theologian.

"Dynamic Traditions: Form and Function in Native American Art".

I shall here discuss their treatment of discourse and donkey anaphora, and gesture at other treatments in the dynamic logic tradition.

"It's old but it's dynamic; it's tradition that isn't static.

The post-religious ethic then would need an almost religious approach: communities of practice willing to root the ethical conversation in a historical context and frame it as an unfolding, dynamic process of tradition.

In the latest instalment in the Alien series, the tradition for dynamic females has continued, with Noomi Rapace replacing Weaver as the main female warrior in Prometheus.